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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 7, Issue 50, 18 February 1944, Page 6

Singing Stars You know the sentiment of popular songs of today — thoughts of parting, longing, and re-union. "We'll meet again" —"When the Lights of London Shine Again", and so on. Those thoughts have a business application also — especially in respect to Queen Anne Chocolates. Owing to necessary war restrictions the supply of Queen Anne is unavoidably reduced. Don't blame the girl ill the shop —or the manufacturer —if you are sometimes told " No Queen Anne today." Queen Anne quality remains unchanged — absolute perfection. If you find the shop sold out, go back sometime — you'll meet them again ... W /O will be back a ai n i n fa I y/ RAILWAY RESTRICTIONS. REDUCTION IN* RAILWAY USAGE URGED Conditions compel the Railways Department to make a drastic curtailment of train services. This renders permits and restrictions essential. The public, by wholeheartedly co-oper-ating in the reduction of their use of Railway transport, will hasten the return of normal ser- " vices. Restrictions are unpleasant to you, just as their necessity is distasteful to the service which normally* welcomes and appreciates your •support. HELP THE RAILWAYS TO HELP EVERYONE

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